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People are risking their lives to document agents in Minneapolis.

Tyler Austin Harper is a staff writer at The Atlantic. Harper was previously an assistant professor of environmental studies at Bates College, where he taught courses on literature, film, and the ...

That changed in late December, when nationwide protests again swept Iran and quickly drew global attention. Within days, ...

Omid Memarian is an Iranian journalist and a senior Iran analyst at Dawn, a Washington-based think tank focused on U.S. foreign policy. He is the 2005 recipient of Human Rights Watch’s Voices of ...

For Trumpists to infer homicidal intent from the exercise of a right they have fetishized is a Fifth Avenue–level mental ...

Until recently, I thought it a term best avoided. But now, the resemblances are too many and too strong to deny.

In 1994, ABC News sent me to Billings, Montana, where neo-Nazis were terrorizing the town’s small Jewish community.

When malls ban unaccompanied minors and when cities enact curfews, they restrict adolescents’ ability to participate in society.

If critics correctly argue that the attack on Venezuela violates international law, they have unintentionally revealed that ...

The Agriculture secretary suggests one corn tortilla, one piece of broccoli, one piece of chicken, and one inscrutable last ...

European leaders may have averted catastrophe for now, but they still have to settle a crucial debate about how to handle the ...